Profession
Hype v Reality
Professor Katie Atkinson offers a reality check on legal tech: what’s workable now and on the horizon? read more
Bar course shake-up
David Wurtzel asks Derek Wood CBE QC the million dollar question: will the Inns re-enter the law school market and offer a cheaper and ‘radically innovative’ BPTC? read more
Unlocking funds, restoring balance
Vital funds for free legal support agencies need urgent restocking. Clare Carter explains how the Bar can help by seeking costs for all pro bono read more
In the eye of the storm
With the Bar’s invaluable pro bono, workers’ union IWGB packs a punch well above its weight as a key intervenor and ambitious litigator. Peter Oldham QC talks to its general secretary Jason... read more
Pro bono: in good health?
Pro bono is good for all. Amanda Finlay shines a light on some innovative examples, from ‘social prescribing’ of legal advice to educational outreach read moreThe only way is ethics
Nicholas Goodwin QC outlines the updated witness preparation guidance from the Bar Council’s Ethics Committee, which confronts head on the ethical lines to be drawn and distills lessons for all... read more
Employed Bar Award Winners 2017
Meet the employed Bar’s crown jewels, recognised in the new Bar Council awards at the Tower of London read more
A place in your practice
As public access goes mainstream, Chris Bryden offers an insight into the merits (and pitfalls) of cutting out the middlemen read more
Decisions, decisions
Is your chambers constitution the weakest link? Advocates for corporate change, Robin Jackson, David Barnes, Catherine Calder and Nick Rees explain how to re-structure for maximum... read moreConference call
Inclusive and interactive, this year’s main Bar event offers something a little bit different, as Rachel Spearing explains read morePages
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